New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-20
HONORING QUEEN VICTORIA.
JUBILEE SERVICES IN TRINITY CHURCH.
D. PARKER MoRcAy's WARN KUl oGY-A PRAYER by
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.

emonies The services had been for o'clock, and II
had been announced that tickets Of admission would
be required so by p the sidewalk in fron' OF The
church and tie broad psvemonts leading up to the
side crowded with people eager to get in
and in twenty minutes from the time Of opening the
church the pews and aiSes densely packed
Finally there standing room only ana
than hour before the services could begin the
committee In charge at the church, with the AID OF The
police cleared the yard and barred the iron gates No
hut clergyman could pass after that, and for two
hours q mob of indignant enthusiasts hung about the
WIN endless strings OF pretences and excuses
for getting through tie lines
Many or the late corners INDUCED in a war OF words
with the policemen in which there marked lack OF
discretion about the OF the initial aspirate Nearly
500 new pew-holders in the Old church came 10 the
surface and the employees the consulate who turned
up during she afternoon might almost have run the city
post office one young woman made desperate assault Oh
the Churchs managed to push herself half way
Then the policeman tried TO push her out again and
lock tAe gale.
"Tm English and I'm going get n." cried the young
woman Historically.
&" Youre no lady. wouldn't make such specta
Gle OF yourself" retorted the policeman.
But the girl held on till the officer and the attendant
who came 70 his rescue pulled her loose by main force
and hustled her on the steps outside The she began 10
cry angrily and having tit Of MYSTERIES And
the same sort of thing kept going all around the
scared home the crowd that was LEFT.
Inside the church there Trcey room to breathe
when the began. Behind the alt4ral the
chos OF old Trinity ana the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest, scventyiye voices in all The clergy present
Bishop Henry C. Potter the Rev y. Parker Morgan
OF he Church o. the Heavenly Rest the Rev
Joseph W. I'D. the precentor at Old Trinity; the Rev
Dr. lie jamn De Costa, o. the Church OF st. John the
Evangelist the Rev Mr. Turner, of 81 Matthews
Church, brooklyn the Rev Dr. Ncwland Maynard. OF
WILLIAMSBURG. chaplain of tue An Eesment; the Rev
b. L. Uachus, Of the Church Of tue Holy Apostles the
Rev. Henry A. Adams of TTiniy the Rev Henry Ban
OF Trinity the Rev. Alfred Mason. OF -. Mary
the Virgins; the Rev. j. X. 1. Nsbot. of IT. Chrysos
TOMS the Rev. T. Keith, the Rev. o. H. Kent. and the
Rev. Mr. Christian, OF Newark
There were over 1000 people in the church which
seats perhaps 800 Even organ.oft filed Con
sui William r. IIosrc Vice Consul Fraser IN the
body OF the church Lrasus Wiman eN- Postmss
tei-Genera Thomas l. James president OF the ~ DaNds
Society; 4. j. Corts John Patton +. w. Feck president
the of ~ George George II. Tocp. president Of
the Albion society H. W o. Edge president OF the ST.
Georges Society; Or. A. A. Hayes and sir Eoderck
Cameron the crowd had flied the church quickly
that many well-known people left on the outside
There decorations on the walls or behind the
altarrsil. The American and British flags hung
together the big main door OF the church
The ceremonies began with professional hymn.
Then sentences and ver.iccs, read by the ey.
Joseph W Hill The Rev. Dr. DE Costa read the first
lesson and the Rev Mr. Turner ne second The Masn-
feat Nunc Dmitte-. boih IN FIAT 10y Garrett.
SING by chors. The regular collects followed.
then the anthem, written ny Dr. Jo1u sainer OF
II Pauls Cathedral, London. Tor the English Jubilee
servi eS The Rev M I'M rod we special PRAYERS;
prepared for the Jubilee week by The Archbishop OF
Canterbury. The shorter m more -onorous ran inns
n. throne OF her The sov-ruance ~
her realm' r Thee humbl. t~nk, Tor NE abunaAn,c
empire and of tie love Of her wish which Ih"u has Knit 10
The sru ncrcas OF n9wieiee and power ot tue .presdug
Ak or thns humnly bescec Thee that
ing both 'inin passion anf sh interest ana Bong pro
Numbered people Of her may Thee r1rns one
law '' OF 6e5 iIro 1 Jesus cGT s, oa Lori Amen
The preached 10y The Rev. D. raTkrr Nor;
chaplain Of the societies OF Il. George AMI ~ David
Iang a, hlt trr the wori' Tonan nat e-reh
such 4. EnEla "a. Queen AID a. .ueh are
ganer9 lere 10 citrate TO luIis. Of her rn TO-DAY.
before ctiebrstc ro,a june those Of Henry III;
WrprT In sIoss inni cs "a. rated m l2G Va. 6r o.
rreat ptosros. and called rejoicing, atlend,
Daring n NE trial ~ juy was ~ nit@ ncei and - nrt
crowned Wit the carnage Of the battle Of
aveh4n. left little spirit TN the Nation, heart to celebrate
lie next jubilee came 1876 when Edward III entered
upon the nrt Of his aud hi-ior'n' tel Of gay
pageant. ana great reo He. Dal.nr hat resG TO great
coua not De raised honi tns 3.l4.'.y OF "a ant
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clouds threatened civil an ere It closed
Eve GENUINE, p-.' avay ere eaot,r ry4 Jubilee was
nluct Of he regn Of George III 10 IL true That no
posbr comparison can for moment b" n-tiucd Oct "een
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, ,es ss y na Of r Tas.y Queen Vora Of vhom
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that Will be spoken Of with Affection ami respect
it's Win lie and character OF tho woman rather than
Tho political record OF TIE queen tl.i 80 propose 10 deal
5e ford She sa e pfaise THAT you may be alb Alright
TO 4ppfeci4ie character that LIE. viii nrs,,-ry
10 10 , ss da S,l When blessed w tic u"eesss care 81
pous nother ID youns heart had rs dc'fe'
foTG Hsh noSy = the bacsess Of Kent di-charre
under her mothers persona -G9ervi.ion home
dress and OF det regularity Of hour. freedom from eA
ciement. uucompromsng trutntnIncs' gu moral and
la mother h her chd Reared under th.'e
into he dmtin dsas ~ the owing vie
the devoted mother The pattern 9o'eIetn ana the eiss
pialy hr san The sentiments o. o.ed,'nee anu ss.iSo1
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dared To- VIII .per adght hat " wrong
And TIM. when It pas. hA tho morning Of the
=; xoh o. mn de-. Of ony rhte.n summers that the
King dead that she She Queen Of England
me md en and here Ike The KIM tie od.n
time Victoria inaugur4lea her reign asEing rom The
KING Of Kings srstandng heart 70 rule over
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ing Of The high oice 10 which .hs had M, Early been cse
suddenly ana eay period in life. that should
feel myself utterly Oppressed by the burden were pot s
N = that DIVINE Provi ence which has
Gale me 10 This "orE Will give me strength Tor the perform
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In TN. pure life found who could fully
sympatl OF her beloved consort one mel
dent onv hat HE me lon u illustrate the point
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which they might 70 lie and be tree fro" the cares
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all were auehny traditional fun OF house warm
ing. The Pm, Consort IN soeun tones sac We /
Id = hymn fr such occasion ~ MS ana
then he repeated the following VOID. Of Lat lor;
bless out TO- less our coming H. and make
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e'er endure. ,,t--.,.-.
II death peace awake us and heirs % His saliva
ion
in conclusion that theso hity years now
cronnet Jubilee vii ever he ~ pgnlie a c"l
most memorable only In the history ol The BRUSH NaOu,
ht m m, history o. the vorl happily sad
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